Director Gordon Greenberg brings Michael Frayn’s beloved backstage farce “Noises Off” to Barrington Stage, after directing the comedy at San Diego’s Old Globe in 2025.
Shakespeare & Company brings “Hamlet” back to its main stage for the first time since 2009, with a production that explores grief, injustice, paralysis and the struggle to act.
Mac-Haydn Theatre’s lively “Newsies” features a pitch-perfect cast, thrilling choreography and authentic performances that make for a rewarding and satisfying night at the theater.
Mark St. Germain's new play 'Amchitka' premieres at Chester Theatre Company, where three scientists become stranded on a remote Alaskan island after a mysterious world event cuts off all communication.
Karen Allen and David Garrison star in Berkshire Theatre Group's production of 'Lovesong,' a drama that follows one couple at two stages of life as past and present intertwine.
Mac-Haydn Theatre's 'The Secret Garden' pairs striking visuals with heartfelt performances, bringing Frances Hodgson Burnett's beloved story of grief, healing and hope to life despite an uneven score.
Shakespeare & Company in Lenox presents Matthew Barber’s “Fireflies,” a gentle romantic drama about a retired teacher and a drifter whose unexpected connection explores grief, healing and second chances.
Jim Petosa's solo play "Fragments" traces love, loss and survival during the AIDS epidemic, opening Great Barrington Public Theater's season with a deeply personal world premiere.
Debra Jo Rupp and Ray Anthony Thomas star in Barrington Stage’s “Driving Miss Daisy,” a timely story of friendship, race and personal change in the American South across 25 transformative
Barrington Stage Company unveils its 2026 season featuring four world premieres and classic revivals, marking Artistic Director Alan Paul’s boldest “big swing” yet with a focus on new work and
WAM Theatre’s reasonably entertaining and thoughtful production of 'Rooted' at Shakespeare & Company’s Elayne P. Bernstein Theatre runs through May 16.
